let's go to john fowler live in the north bay just getting soaked today. >> reporter: right now we are off highway 101 just north of nevado. the headlights the northbound commute traffic. the rain has been coming down strong, wind starting to pick up at the top of the ridge i checked on the weather system, 41-mile an hour gusts. we haven't seen much of a gully washer yet. for many, not all its been a welcome end to a wet month. rain slickened roads led to what police called typical traffic tangles. one driver clobbered christ even's car. >> i couldn't do thing. i could hit the brakes but you could see it was going to hit. i guess he didn't see me coming down the road. >> reporter: three quarters of the drinking water comes the sky. still rain didn't lift everybody's spirits. >> i know we need it but i know it kind of doesn't let me

go outside. >> reporter: the rain picked up significantly about an hour ago. north bay back country getting a soaking. with sat rated soil the runoff was increasing. the water district said as of 3:00 today they are 96% full. that's 4% above average this month's rain has doubled the season's total. one of the wettest marches on record. >> too he with got it. i think it's -- we have been long over due, we will have a late rain season. >> reporter: and it's not over yet. average march rainfall is about 7.5-inch its in the water shed. we have already had over 15 inches and all time record for march is 29 inches, way back in 1899. reporting live. john fowler. ktvu. >> its been a day of rain,

wind and more than 100 flights canceled. the airport has been on a flow control since 8 this morning and officials are saying that 121 flights have been canceled and almost all the other flights have been delayed. on the flip side oakland and san jose airport aren't reporting significant problems at all, in fact oakland officials say they accepted a few flight that were divert from sfo. coming up at 5:20 we tell you what we can expect this evening at sfo. the california heyway patrol issued wind advisories for three bay area bridges. the warning went into effect just before four this morning for the bay bridge and since then the chp has added the san mateo bridge and the richmond san rafael bridge. they are asking people to be caution. our storm coverage continues on the website. you can log on and click on the weather tab to get the latest on the forecast in your neighborhood. >> we have new information about the case against a man accused in a mass murder in san

francisco last week. police turned over the case to the district attorney this morning and just a few minutes ago our david stevenson learned the details about the charges. he joins us live from the city. >> reporter: with in the last ten minutes i learned that the charges will include five counts of murder with special circumstances for the suspect in friday's killing. look at that booking photograph. police say that -- prosecutors have until tomorrow morning at ten to file the paperwork charges against this man. 35-year-old ben tha ai luc. now here is a picture of one of the victims, this man a 65-year- old. three other members of his family were killed, a wife, daughter and son and the son's girlfriend at the home. police say they suffered blunt force trauma. a motive, the method by which

died and indications of if other suspects are being sought. the police chief didn't comment this afternoon but he has said that he believes the victims knew the suspect is and invited him into the home. they say they have a narrative for what happened. the mayor spoke out about the killings. >> horrible tragedy. the family that was my opinion i guess -- they were executed in some way and i know the police are doing the best job they can. they have a suspect and i hope that they will have complete information on this. >> now here is what is a head. the suspect is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow at 1:30. we have learned the da may also have a press conference in the afternoon. that could be where we learn more details about the case including a possible motive for the killings. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson. >> and tonight we are learning more about that man arrested for the five killings.

we have obtained document that detailed his extensive criminal background and at 5:30 we will tell you what the documents reveal, you will also hear from a witness. >> hundreds of people turned out today to help in the search for sierra lamar. she has been missing more than a week and is considered a kidnapping victim. robert honda went with some of the searchers and he is live with the outpouring of support. >> reporter: support not just for a missing person but for a crime victim. now that investigators say they have no evidence to believe she is a run away. here at the search center ; organizers say they didn't know what kind of crowd they would get today and got more than they expected. doors opened at eight with in minutes people crowded inside the burnett school in morgan hill to volunteer to help search for the missing teen. investigators said for the first dime she believe she was kidnapped. the line of volunteers went out

the door and just kept going, through the school parking lot. the class kids foundation hoped for 200, 583 signed up. >> we have to put our foot down and say people aren't going to take our kids like that and we have to find out what's going on. >> reporter: some team was assigned to places searched before like this field where lamar's cell phone was found. other. they were told to look for items and tag sites for the law. >> basically it's going to be anything that would pertain to female her age, anything with maybe school colors or significance of that sort. >> reporter: the volunteers covered a lot of ground but as you heard there is still a lot of area that it needs to be searched. mark klass hopes to keep getting the support he got today. if this keeps up through sunday and i have no doubt that it'll, we should be able to cover a

good 20-mile area. >> reporter: a few minutes ago the family expressed thanks to searchers and her father said he was not surprised his daughter is now considered a crime victim because the family never believed she ran away. live in morgan hill. >> school officials in concord are warning students and parents about a stranger who tried to lure two girls in to his car. the principal at el dorado said they were walking to school when a man in a black car tried to pick them up. they say they told him no but the man continued to follow them asking them if they wanted a ride. the principal is now telling parents at his school other schools nearby. >> it's important that everybody knows. like you said just because he was here in concord doesn't mean he isn't in martinez or walnut creek. >> reporter: administrators say they have told concord police who are looking in to the came. >> the sheriff is fighting his suspension as sheriff in court his attorney filed a petition

with the court this morning, it claims the mayor over stepped his authority by suspending the sheriff because of false imprisonment incident between him and his wife happened before he was sheriff. today the mayor said the matter is in the hands of the ethics commission. >> they don't have a time frame so they will probably hold a hearing in a few weeks, make a determination as to whether or not to confirm the charges. >> reporter: last week the mayor asked the admission to determine if the sheriff should by removed from office for official misconduct. >> today the united states court took up the central issue in the president's health care reform act. did the government force people to buy health insurance. scott mcfarland is in washington dc and say what we learned today from the justices line of questioning. >> reporter: particularly pointed questioning the conservative justices to the obama administration attorney about that individual mandate, the requirement that all americans get health insurance,

potentially key justice anthony kennedy saying it's a heavy burden to prove that the mandated constitution. >> well. >> that changes the relationship of the federal government to the individual in a very fundamental way > >> it may be that everybody need it's but not everybody need raise heart transplant. not everybody needs a liver transplant. >> reporter: the four lib era l justices are believed to support it then fired back. >> the people who don't participate are making much more expensive for the people who do. >> reporter: the solicitor general defending the law sounded to be stumbling at times. >> because -- because -- the -- multibillion dollar subsides that are available for the -- >> reporter: outside during the argument protests swelled, twice as larges twice hats loud. >> it's constitution i think.

it seems everything he tries to do is unconstition. >> reporter: protesters from california among those marching on the sidewalk, some for. >> they have to have some form of walk in care. we can't just leave it to the emergency room. >> reporter: side by side with anti protester. >> i don't believe the government has the authority to force me to buy a commerce the alamo duct. >> reporter: the case finishes tomorrow morning before lunch. final arguments over whether it's constitutional, that the law so expands medicaid. >> stocks retreated on wall street today. they opened higher but pulled back after the conference board reported confidence slipped this month. higher gas prices also helped off set the surging market. the dow shed almost 44 points. the nasdaq lost two points.

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. >> police investigating a stab that sent a man to the hospital. it happened in front of an office building near the caltrans station last night. police weren't told until this morning. sources say that the victim was stabbed several times by two men during a robbery. the victim is at sanford medical hospital and is expected to be okay. >> protesters in san francisco were take egg security mattering into already own hands after a second stabbing at their newest camp. the so-called reoccupiers have

set up outside federal reserve. they say they are walking in pairs and going to sleep only with someone standing guard. they say one of their own a 27- year-old protester was stabbed last night. police are investigating but protesters say officers aren't offering much help. >> i quote unnamed officer that we can't help or hurt your internal operations. >> on sunday night another protester was stabbed in the chest. both the victims are expected to survive. passengers and crew on board a plane got a scare today when one of the pilots had a mental break down during the flight. that's passenger cell phone video show ising crew members trying to subdue the captain. the plane was head from new york to las vegas when the captain stormed out of the cockpit, he claimed a bomb was

on the plane and told passengers to say a prayer. he then tried to force his way back into the cockpit. >> the pilot was running down the aisle screaming, he said let me in, let me in, we pulled the throttle back, we have to get the plane down. >> several men wrestled him to the floor and an off duty pilot took the controls. crews took the captain in an ambulance. there was no bomb on the plane. >> it has been a very rough day at sfo. more than a hundred flights canceled more delayed because of the weather. john has been there all day and says what the situation is now and if we are looking at more delays tonight. >> reporter: as you can see there is a lull in traffic heading out of town but since early this morning flying in or out has been a slow frustrating process. the arrival and departure boards say it all.

delays on dozens of flights and several canceled ones. >> not the best trip so far. about to change though i'm sure. >> reporter: for the better. >> i hope. >> reporter: long before the rain, the weather had cut the maximum air traffic in half wreaking havoc on the flight schedule. >> the wind direction out of the south rather than the west investment to use . >> reporter: with delays many avoided long waits by calling ahead. these guys were delayed for a 30th birthday party. >> it was a long trip. getting a delay was kind of a problem. >> reporter: this couple is visiting the united states from brazil. they enjoyed the area but were delayed at least four hours today. >> what are you going to do until four? >> [inaudible] nothing here.

>> reporter: this man arrive from miami three hours late. >> i got movies, i got a lot of stuff. i don't mind. i'm not in a hurry. i'm on vacation. >> reporter: days of delays gone in bad weather. air fort officials say they look forward to solving the issue by switching to gps landing. >> just a few minutes ago we showed you john fowler. he was getting rainnded on. >> reporter: for most of the bay area, like we talked about last night and this thing hung up way in the forth bay. been ran raining since last night and then the showers -- the rain has just now started to push in to the bay area proper and as you look at the live storm tracker it '2you can see it on the golden gate bridge, near -- sun oat district. pacifica. half moon bay the areas

represent heavy rain. lake county to the north, does have the urban and small stream flood advisory. the bay bridge right now the rain is coming down and we have wind advisories because the winds are gusting up to 40 miles an hour out of the south this say southerly direction. when you get a wind like this see how it hits the bridge? it make itself hard on high profile vehicles. it's bad traveling out there on bay area highways and this is in the heart of the afternoon drive. out toward concord, see the darker greenes? those represent moderate to heavy rains, these yellows means it's coming down. mill valley, so the front is moving on shore and the models did a good job. they were slow on the rain but they did hang that front up there all morning. with that front hanging on the north bay they got up to a half foot of rain. there is the system sliding in to the cape, here we are now.

hammering up here all day. then boom it just starting to get up and it's moving through now. it's translating s be throw in the next couple hours, when it hits onto afternoon drive it slows it down. that winter storm warning stays in effect through tomorrow. snow levels about 6,000 feet this he will get one to three feet, real high you probably could find four feet. forecast model, about 5:00 you see the rain. you see the widely scattered showers, that's because it's moved through. the front is through. now it has widely scattered showers in to the evening hours. here we go 10:00. ly be back then, tracking the storm. you can see what's going on in to the 10:00 hour and then wednesday morning, scattered showers, roads will be wet for the morning. some clearing tomorrow. when i come back we will roll the model through and into the bay area weekend. there is rain there as well. this developing rain that's happening on the bay area, raining hard. we will stay an that.

>> a woman who won a million dollars from a lottery may not be so lucky after all. emily reach said she bought another winning ticket last friday from the same store. she said the ticket is worth $260,000 but that she accidently gave it to a man at the liquor store. she said she has been sharing her good fortune since her big win back in january and only meant to give the man a 100- dollar bill. she now wants the ticket back. officials say they are looking in to the case. the ticket hasn't been claimed the man hasn't been identified. thousands of people are hoping tonight is the night they become millionaires. the bay area store many are flocking to in hopes of winning the third largest jackpot in mega millions history. a call for justice at the nation's capitol. >> he was our son. he was your son. >> martin's parents go before congress. what they say they intend to do from now on.

>> and take a look at that billboard. the company that won't run this add aimed at gay men and why.

. >> police released this surveillance video showing 100 students running in and route of a store that was ransack. they were protesting the death of a teen shot and killed last month. now that video didn't capture

anyone ransacking the store but police say the students disrupted displays and broke items. it's not known in anything was taken. the police chief said most of the protests were peaceful. >> a call for justice for martin rang out in the capitol today. protesters, members of congress and the teen's parents all demanded a response to his killing. students and staff from washington area schools marched to the white house expressing outrage. a neighborhood watch captaiai shot and killed the unarmed teen claiming self-defense. the house held a hearing today on his death and the issues of hate crime and racial profiling. martin's parents said their son's story has touched the nation. >> was our son, he is your son, a lot of people can related to our situation.

it breaks their heart just like mine. >> i would like to say thank you to everybody who is supportive of our family. ever is has helped us stand tall in this matter. >> today the police chief where martin was shot promised unity and transparency. a special prosecutor have launched a investigation and the civil rights division is investigate figure martin's death was a hate crime. >> clear channel outdoor advertising has rejected a safe sex add campaign targeting gay men. it's called the take care down there campaign. it was launched in ohio by that city's public health department. the adds feature a shirtless man with an arrow punting down. they said they declined it because it feels the images are not appropriate, especially since they would be seen by children.

health officials say they are seeking other billboard companies to post the ads. >> we are trying to get the message, particularly to two groups we see who are over represented in the number of infections. that is men who have sex with men and with in that group young gay african americans. >> the 20,000-dollar campaign was funded by federal funds. >> the man accused of killing five people in san francisco has a violent past in san jose. you will hear from a man who witnessed the crimes here. >> neither wind nor rain or weakening recession seem to be holding tourists back now. what we learned still ahead.

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at five. >> he is a man with a violent criminal past. the same man accused of killing five people last weekend. we told you at the beginning of the newscast he is expected to be charged tomorrow morning. we have be digging deeper in to the suspect's history and we are live in san jose after talking to a witness who remembers seeing him at a crime scene there 16 years ago. >> reporter: this is just a fraction of the court records we have gotten today. the information detailed violence and weapons uses in two armed robberies that were committed here in san jose in 1996. jose never forgot the face of the man he said he saw holding a gun outside his workplace. >> yeah. yeah same guy. >> reporter: he testified against him in one of the two armed robbery cases, at that time police released this

sketch of two suspects, the one on the left was identified as luck. a police report said that the suspects had been robbing businesses. in september of 1996 police say he and another man concerned a restaurant that used to be here. it's a mexican restaurant now. then court documents show the owner was roger lao and he stuck a gun into the man's back and said we are here to rob. less than a month later court records show they robbed a clothing warehouse which has since closed down. he said he used to work next door and remembers hearing the business owner screaming. >> he have a gun and they. >> reporter: they recovered a dagger and machete. one of the witnesses got a threatening phone call before he testified. he said he was 75% sure it was

the suspect. he never thought he would get a chance to commit another crime. he said he thought he was still in prison. reporting live from san jose, ktvu channel 2news. >> david stevenson is in san francisco right now following the case and he is working on information about the special circumstance that will be included. he has more coming up in his report at six. >> a hazmat scare shut down part of downtown san jose. the main post office was evacuated. two employees reported feeling sick around eight this morning after a yellow substance leaked from a package. the workers and a third employee were isolated, fire and hazmat crews were called to the scene. officials later determined the substance was not a threat. >> turned out to be a herbal

remedy that was ordered from vietnam. >> reporter: the post office and surrounding street was all reopened about two and a half hours later. >> the aclu is a ceusing fbi officials in san francisco of violating the rights of muslims. they released records today showing that the fbi collected up intelligence on the religious activities of muslims between 2004 and 2008. under the privacy act they are generally prohibited from doing that it. the fbi said those records were for law purposes. >> santorum took a few swings at romney today. he is in california raising money. we have to actually go out and work and we don't have the billionaire friend whose can fund the super pac. >> he had a meet and greet

with supporters in the town of beaver dam. he accused romney of running a negative campaign and said the former governor has no record to run on. wisconsin holds it's primary a week from today. no as santorum noted romney has been fundraising in california. today he attended a thousand dollar a plate breakfast at the home of a billion area. his backers paid a thousand dollars a plate to attend. protesters rallied outside. romney announced his california campaign team including hp packer ceo meg whittman. tonight he heads to southern california. >> the wife of gingrich campaigned in wisconsin today. >> our only opponent is ball. we are committed to removing him. >> reporter: she spoke to a small crowd while on a bus

tour. her husband campaigned in maryland which holds it's primary next tuesday. the former house speaker visited in an police and sat down with diners at a local restaurant. he later spoke to university students. he is running a disassistant third behind romney and sanity santorum. >> michelle obama is going to it a coast guard certify nonny today. she will be there this saturday to help place the new cutter stratton into service. as the sponsor she will give the order to bring the ship to life. she will also attend the democratic national committee event on friday night. >> san francisco seeing a tourist boost, one that's backed up by the latest number. tom is live from fisherman's wharf. >> reporter: peak a look. even in this weather tourists coming here in droves by air, by land and of course by sea.

>> you will say go. his tips indicate that the tourists less and less tied by the economy. >> it's a lot better now. we are getting more ships here. cruise lines coming in and a lot of people are getting back to flying too. >> far passed our expectations, 2011 was a goodyear. >> reporter: spending is the best in the nation. >> we had almost 20% which is -- a big move in our average daily rate and a modest move, important one in occupancy. >> reporter: last year more than 16 million spent almost eight and a half billion dollars generating two billion dollars in wages and more than a half billion in taxes for the city's coffers. the permanent attractions show the allure. >> architect you're and all

the restaurants and the golden gate and the bay and everything like that. >> so much diversity you can go to the wharf, the market street. so many things to do here. it's fun. >> you have alcatraz. that's the whole reason we came and it has its own little thing >> reporter: the united states open and sailings america's cup showcase the bay area. >> i think it create this is halo effect for all of the businesses. >> i'm always blessed. >> reporter: business is so good right to you that the city's 70,000th tourist serving employees could soon be joined by four thousand more. >> you probably spend hours doing it every day. the action that's now linked to an increased risk of desk. ? and what this bay area lawmaker did today in an effort to keep private online

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it went on sale today as e books and audio books on her potter more website. 400million copies have been sold since it was first published. a bill introduced today is intended to protect job seekers to having to give access to their social media accounts. this was many are asking people for their user names and passwords. >> the social media accounts have private information, personal information, and that nobody should then be forced to be put in the position where have you to give out the code to get into that information. >> reporter: the senator's bill would stop people from requesting or demanding people provide their social media user name and password. >> federal regulators

reviewing their call for tougher laws to prevent distracted driving. california has some of the toughest rules in the country and state officials among those testifying at a ntsb hearing on the effects of those laws. it would like to see a complete ban on drivers using their cell phones. they said yesterday chapel hill instruct of north carolina became the first to do so. >> if you have a -- all the connection that let you talk wirelessly, you can't use it. when found to have precancer conditions women can still benefit from the hpv vaccine. that's the word from the british medical journal while

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. united airlines still have problems after a computer switch over. they are reporting tickets issues and wait times of more than an hour to get a agent on the phone. the problems started march third after a computer switch that was part of the airline's merger. they said they are still working to shorten hold times. >> okay now to the mega millions jackpot it's thought to be at $363 million. we are in san lorenzo, there are four republicans why a

store in particular has been very busy. >> that is right. >> reporter: they have had four multimillionaire tickets out of this store here. i want you to show -- about 60 people people want to know if they can do it again. tonight's drawing worth $363 million. they have a chance to be the next millionaire. the popular store is in san lorenzo. >> since -- very popular for selling bic winning tickets. >> very won before on the fantasy five. >> three people have won. >> reporter: he they have sold

four winning tickets. . the last ticket was never claimed. we timed and is took more than 30 minutes to get through the line but it was worth the time and money in they win. >> i want them to stay here. >> go down east 14th and see the homeless people looking in the trash can and just hand them out some money. >> pay for the kid's houses, chill education. >> him going to do what i want to do. >> family first. >> then me. >> reporter: a lot would agree with that. you can see four people working at the cash register, working to -- the last ticket will be sold at 7:45. if i win you may 23409 see me for a while. ktvu channel 2news. >> the obama administration moved forward today with the

first limits on green house gas. they will limit it to one thousand pounds per mega watt hour. today diane feinstein called it another step forward in the effort to limit pollution under the clean air act. >> . >> researchers reporting new progress in the fight against cancer. they transplanted human tumors in to mice and then treated them with a antibody. the tumors shrank or disappeared. it's the first to be effective against a variety of cancers. >> will get it's first vote tomorrow. it would have more efficient, quieter and cleaner trains. the transportation commission is expected to cast a vote on the recommendation to steer 467

million federal dollars toward that project. a small quake rattled sonoma. the 2.9 hit at about 9:20 this morning. the usgf said it was centered about two mile miles north of the geyser. there have been no reports of injuries or damage. all afternoon we have been tracking the storm. i just vie green. >> its right on the afternoon. it's the bay area. one of the heaviest in the country and the world. we are right in the middle of the commute. you see the yellows, that's significant rainfall. the front is here right now. it's moving through. we won't have big issues with urban and small stream flooding but nasty driving. you have heavy rain and then

significant winds. the winds are blowing in that direction. i have gusts of 25 miles an hour here of the richmond bridge -- gusts to 23, when you get a wind across the bridge like that that's why -- the chp will issue a wind advisory or a wind watch for the bridges. right now it's about as bad as it gets for an afternoon drive and will stay that way for a while. this ask happening right as you try to drive home. in about two hours the front is here. we don't have the pounding rain we are getting now. if you are out it's just -- talking to jim upstairs and i was saying -- he was working and i said stay around another hour, wait. it's really hitting. wince at five we have -- break- in the clouds, tomorrow morning a sprinkle or two, wednesday's

is dry. everything stays -- here is friday morning, here is friday afternoon and watch saturday, this one drops down investment a chance for more on saturday. we should see drying conditions for the afternoon. it's definitely going off there you hit it with rain, rainfall maybe a quarter inch much, half inch, it's a slow go. >> we will see you again at six. >> yeah. >> i the one thing students will have to bring to sat's now. and what bay area crime fighters say kids need at a young age to decrease their chances of leading a life of crime. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids?

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. tougher security for students taking college entrance exams. they will have to submit photograph identity. it'll not only be printed on the student's test admission ticket but on the test site roster and can be checked against the id at the test center. the new requirements follow accusations of cheating at high

schools in new york. >> east bay law leaders raised the alarm about budge cuts and their impact on childhood education. >> what does big brother say? >> not going to come out. >> i'ma afraid it won't. >> reporter: that's the da reading storey was preschoolers, she and the police chief howard jordon released a new report from fight crimes invest in kids. . >> being kids, having the opportunity to run and play and be safe and to learn at the same time. >> that's a beautiful sunday i want to repeat that.

they noted it gives children early access to lit era ry skills and the da said if children fall behind by the third grade they are more like think toen up in jail. she said proposed state budget cuts could help low income children. to learn how they could hurt preschools go to the website and scroll down to web links. >> heavy rain coming down all over the bay area at the peak of the evening drive. in just two minutes we track the storm and the trouble its causing. the oakland mayor talking about her 100 blocks plan but we found a level of secrecy around it.

. complete bay area news coverage starts right now this is ktvu channel 2news at six. >> evening. heavy rain is trenching the bay area. we go to john fowler live in marin where the rain is already causing problems. >> reporter: it is.

let's take a look now at highway 1501. it's a northbound drive. there are several incidents of minor flooding. there is a mudslide that's closed panoramic, and objects in the highway just south of this at hey highway 101. rain has been good news for north way water supplies. >> time we got it. i think it's -- we have been long over due. which will have a late rain season. >> reporter: three quarters of the drinking water comes the sky. the marin water district said that reservoirs may top 97% . >> this month's rain more than doubled the season's total. one of the wettest marches on record and it's not over. rain slickened roads led to typical traffic tangles, one driver hit christine's car. >> i